Sarver Strategies

I recently had the incredible opportunity to travel to the top of the iconic UT Tower to take in the incredible view and learn more about the major renovation taking place. Following the tour, I attended the Texas Leadership Society Luncheon to learn more about the amazing things happening at The University of Texas at Austin and how our students, professors and researchers are making cutting edge discoveries in a wild range of fields. Incredibly proud to be an alumnus of the Moody College of Communication and to serve in a number of capacities across campus. What starts here changes the world, and my enthusiasm for being a Longhorn is stronger than ever! More on the Tower renovation here: https://lnkd.in/gxTqMaaM

Proud to be on the steering committee for this event. Come join us in Austin to hear from leaders on both sides of the aisle about what the next 50 years for women in public life will look like!

📣EARLY BIRD ALERT!
Grab your early bird tickets for the 50th Anniversary Women in Public Life Symposium before prices go up on October 8! 🎟️

🔗Register at the link in bio!

We’re so excited to welcome you — let’s celebrate 50 years of powerful women making history! ✨

Looking forward to again joining the The Patman Center for Civic and Political Engagement this fall! These events are free and open to the public. Join us!

Remember, every talk should be a conversation - not a presenation. Be personal, authentic, transparent and don't be afraid to incorporate words that your audience will easily understand and relate to.

Be clear with the points you are trying to get across in your story. Avoid jargon, even if your audience knows the lingo, and get to the point. Ask yourself: Can you explain it to a 6-year-old?

Don't be afraid to use humor and analogies to explain complex ideas. Incorporate photos when you can and when you can't use words to paint mental pictures for your audience.